Some of this sculptor's lesser known works, such as Fragment of Crucified Christ, are housed in the Musee Acheologique. Another of his works includes a pair of gold-winged angels on one side, across from a gold-maned lion at the foot of the work. John Moffitt described the figures in that work as a "procession of pleurants". Those 41 figures all stand mostly in pairs and have their faces covered by their robes and navigate behind a cloister-like arcade. Another work of his was executed for John the Fearless and contains a crucifixion, or "Calvary" scene, and has a hexagonal base surrounded by six prophets, including the titular one. Successor to Jean de Marville at the Chartreuse de Champmol in (*) Dijon, this is, for 10 points, which Dutch sculptor who worked on Philip the Bold's tomb and the creator of the Well 
Some of this sculptor's lesser known works, such as Fragment of Crucified Christ, are housed in the Musee Acheologique. Another of his works includes a pair of gold-winged angels on one side, across from a gold-maned lion at the foot of the work. John Moffitt described the figures in that work as a "procession of pleurants". Those 41 figures all stand mostly in pairs and have their faces covered by their robes and navigate behind a cloister-like arcade. Another work of his was executed for John the Fearless and contains a crucifixion, or "Calvary" scene, and has a hexagonal base surrounded by six prophets, including the titular one. Successor to Jean de Marville at the Chartreuse de Champmol in (*) Dijon, this is, for 10 points, which Dutch sculptor who worked on Philip the Bold's tomb and the creator of the Well of Moses?
Some of this sculptor's lesser known works, such as Fragment of Crucified Christ, are housed in the Musee Acheologique.
Claus {Sluter}